Agents that use the web like a person
Describe the job in plain language. The agent opens a real browser, clicks, types and reads until it has the answer, then returns it as data.
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Use cases
23 use cases
What teams build on Browsa.
If the work happens in a browser, an agent on Browsa can do it. Here is what customers run on real Chromium in the cloud, and the part of the API each one uses.
A browser for Claude and Cursor
Install the MCP server and your assistant can browse, fill forms and pull data from inside the chat. Every run has a live view you can watch.
Set up MCPResearch agents that read in parallel
Send a list of sources and read them all at once, each in its own browser, instead of one page at a time.
Batch requestsBack-office agents with saved logins
Agents that sign in to supplier portals, accounting tools and dashboards keep their session between runs, so they don't log in from scratch every time.
Persistent identitiesShopping and e-commerce agents
Compare products, check availability and collect prices across many stores, with each store handled in its own browser.
Run a taskNo model key to start
Try agent tasks on the hosted model first, then switch to your own Anthropic or OpenAI key when you go to production.
Hosted modelForm filling and data entry
Move data between the systems your team copies by hand: web forms, internal tools and portals without an API.
Run a taskDownload invoices and reports
Agents save the files they download or create during a run, and you fetch them from the job when it finishes.
Output filesYour Playwright scripts, in the cloud
Swap launch() for connect_over_cdp() and existing scripts run on Browsa unchanged. No browsers to install or patch on your servers.
Connect over CDPPuppeteer without managing Chrome
Point Puppeteer at the CDP address Browsa returns. Chrome versions, crashes and memory leaks become our problem.
Connect over CDPJobs that run on a schedule
Store a task once and run it every hour, every morning or every week. Each run is a normal job with its own results and files.
Create a scheduleLet the API pick the path
Send any request to one endpoint. A simple page fetch skips the AI model; anything interactive goes to an agent.
Auto routingStructured data from any page
Describe the fields you want and get clean JSON back, including from pages that only render with JavaScript.
Quick extractPrice and stock monitoring
Track public prices and availability across retail sites on a schedule, and get the numbers back as data you can chart.
SchedulesChange alerts by webhook
When a monitored page changes or a job finishes, a signed webhook tells your system right away. No polling.
WebhooksCrawl a whole site
Follow links from a starting page and collect every page underneath it as text or HTML, as one async job.
Quick scrape and crawlListings and market research
Collect public listings, such as properties, jobs or products, from many sites at once for analysis.
Batch requestsScreenshots at scale
Capture full-page screenshots of any list of URLs for archives, reports or previews.
Quick screenshotEnd-to-end tests on real Chromium
Run your test suite against a real browser in the cloud, in parallel, without keeping a browser grid running.
Connect over CDPVisual checks
Screenshot key pages after every deploy and compare them, so layout breaks are caught before users see them.
Quick screenshotSee your site from other countries
Start a browser with the timezone and language of the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan or Brazil and check what those visitors see.
Browser localeDebug a run while it happens
Every task returns a live view link. Open it to watch the browser and see exactly where a flow went wrong.
Live viewBrowsa vs browser-use cloud
How the two APIs compare endpoint by endpoint, tested by hand, including what they do better.
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